Yes. Islamic banks, or the Islamic branches of commercial banks, offer investment accounts based on the "Mudaraba" formula (a profit-sharing partnership), where the return is variable and not fixed, depending on the results of the bank's business.
Yes. Islamic banks, or the Islamic branches of commercial banks, offer investment accounts based on the "Mudaraba" formula (a profit-sharing partnership), where the return is variable and not fixed, depending on the results of the bank's business.
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